NINTENDO, MICROSOFT, AND OTHER DEVELOPERS WILL SHARE ACCESSIBILITY LABELS ABOUT THEIR GAMES

Summary from the TLDR Design newsletter

Nintendo, Microsoft, and other big gaming companies are teaming up to make it easier for players to find accessibility features in their games. As part of the Accessible Games Initiative, they'll add tags like "large subtitles" and "playable without button holds" to digital stores and product pages. Each company will roll them out on their own schedule, but major players like Ubisoft and Xbox are already working on it.